Boulder Dam Hotel

Great location close to yhe Hoover dam. Rooms could use a remodel or two, but served its purpose. The oddest this was was bar tender rationing beer and whiskey purchases at the main bar. 🤔 food at the restaurant bars left alot to be desired. Well it was a warm bed to sleep and a couple cold beers to drink.

Lovely historic hotel downtown Boulder City. The room was spacious, the bathroom was on the small side but that was expected given that the hotel was built in the 1930s. Super friendly staff. We loved the Christmas decorations and the beautiful fire in the lobby. The speakeasy downstairs was fun and we enjoyed visiting the museum on site.

This was an unplanned stop on our trip and honestly was my favorite hotel of the trip, I liked it more than our Vegas hotel room! It is very clean but not sterile and generic, this place has character and I loved it. Everything from the museum, little art gallery to the room decor really made this place stand out. Honestly wish we had been able to spend more time here and in the cute little town.

We were looking forward to staying at this hotel. From a historic hotel perspectIve, it is nice on the outside and in the entrance lobby. It is also very convenient for walking around downtown. These were the only pros. The cons were numerous. We had hoped to see the much praised hotel museum, but unfortunately check in is at 3 p.m. when the museum closes and it doesn’t open until 9 a.m. at which point we already had checked out to get back on the road. When we checked in, we were not made to feel welcomed at all and were told nothing about the hotel or bar venue with live entertainment downstairs. Just very inhospitable. The room had two heater/AC units mounted on the walls. I wanted to attach a video clip of the loud whining sound emitted by them which prevented their usage, but wasn’t an option. The windows were painted shut and impossible to open to get some cool evening air. Garbage collectors with extremely loud trucks arrived at 6:30 a.m. right under our windows to wake us up. No bath gel in the shower, so had to wash with shampoo and no soap in the dispenser by the bathroom sink. Checked out and not asked how our stay was, but instead just as inhospitable as our check in experience. Will definitely never return to or recommend this hotel.

This historic hotel is a wonderful travel back in time to the 1930's when the Boulder Dam was being constructed. There is a top-notch museum on the first floor dedicated to the construction of the dam, which is still one of the wonders of the world. There is also a lovely art gallery featuring area artists . Try the new restaurant in the hotel for great breakfasts, lunches, and dinners! Enjoy the speak-easy cocktail bar downstairs from the lobby with amazing drinks and great live music. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, and furnished with period pieces to make your journey back in time complete. The staff is so gracious and welcoming. You'll find Boulder City is a hidden gem filled with antique and curio shops, great restaurants, and galleries. And, of course, your visit has to include the dam tour! Don't miss it!

my family and i have stayed in this hotel at least once a year for several years now. we have celebrated multiple milestone birthdays as well as spent fun girls' weekends at this hotel. after this weekend, we will no longer ever stay here. in 2024, while we were staying at the hotel, we made reservations before we left for the same pair of adjoining rooms we were currently utilizing for that same weekend in the following year of 2025. bonnie assured us that would be no problem and made the reservations for us. fast forward to 2025, we phone the hotel to check on our reservation as it has been a year and we haven't had any correspondence. bonnie assures us over the phone that our reservations are in place and everything is great. we arrive at the hotel the next day and are informed then that we have been bumped from our reserved adjoining rooms to two different rooms across the hall from each other in favor of a bridal party staying in the hotel the same weekend. when we asked how this could have happened since we booked these specific rooms a year ago, bonnie stated that whoever made the original reservation did not "lock" the rooms so they saw no problem in bumping us to somewhere else. bonnie was the one who made the original reservation and is the one who did not lock the rooms despite our explicit wishes and reservation of those specific rooms a year previously. we wish we had been informed at any point that our rooms had been given to someone else so we were not blindsided upon arrival and could have discussed possibly making different reservations for when the rooms were available again. we were given a 15% discount on the rooms which did not satisfy us after a year of looking forward to this weekend and this perhaps being the final trip i will ever get to make with my 85-year-old grandmother as her health is failing. our disappointment felt brushed off by bonnie and her staff and we were laughed at when we suggested a discount we felt was more appropriate for the circumstances. one of the rooms we were given also had mold growing on the outside of the shower curtain and the other had a perpetually running toilet that my mother had to physically repair herself within the tank. it's unfortunate that our enjoyment of this hotel has been soured so much and we have already booked our rooms at a different hotel for 2026.

Great Hotel, very clean and friendly staff. Nice restaurant for breakfast and lunch in lobby and a lounge in the basement. There is a nice museum in the back about the construction of Boulder or Hoover dam. Centrally located in towns business area.

Best place to stay in Boulder City. Nice clean rooms and affordable . It’s at the center of the historic downtown. Has a restaurant for breakfast and lunch and a lounge downstairs. There is also a free museum in the back about the construction of the dam. I recommend it.

For our anniversary we spent three nights in the Boulder Dam Hotel & our stay was, in a word; unforgettable. This property doesn't have the glitz & glamour found in the Vegas resorts, but it does have old time feeling of comfort & style. We stayed in the Carole Lombard suite where an attentive staff kept the room neat as a pin during our stay. The 1933 Restaurant in the lobby was a great spot to fuel up for the day, while the speakeasy in the basement was a wonderful place to relax & unwind. We found the entire staff at the property to be helpful, friendly & always seemed to be smiling.

Well if hotel wasn't historical I'd had said super waste of time. The bed has a huge dip in it and HARD AF. It's my bday n made sure to get reservations but when we showed gal said " im alone so it will be a long time" yes 1 hour when we got our food. I will say one thing rib eye is delicious although I came for a filet mignon was sold out at 6:00 which is when our reservation was. My husband also asked if they had any bday desserts n after going around the question basically no. Like I said the ribeye is incredible but that's it!!

We enjoyed our one-night stay at this historic hotel. Parking was abundant and easy to find. The historic building has two floors, with most rooms located on the second floor. We requested a room towards the back for added quietness, but given the age of the building, I don't think it made much difference. If you're a light sleeper, I recommend bringing earplugs. Our room was small but functional, and the furniture was well-maintained and in keeping with the period style. During our stay, we visited the museum, which is open until 7 PM, and enjoyed drinks at the speakeasy, which featured live music. Coffee and tea are available in the common area.

We like the unique places. You never know what you're gonna get. This place is super! The room decor is original and each room is unique. Beds are comfortable. We spent the evening in the "speakeasy" in the basement. What a great crowd. People just kept dropping in with different instruments and music styles.

Thank you Bonnie for a MOST enjoyable say here. Glitz is replaced with old world charm in a museum like setting in an historical landmark, wonderfully preserved venue. The history alone is worth a visit. Sure there are chain hotels you could stay in the area that offer the same oh hum bill of goods. This hotel is UNIQUE but in a good way. And the 1933 restaurant off the immaculate and quaint lobby, was 5 star as well. Friendly servers and great food and drinkies! Attention to detail, warmth and charm everywhere, and the staff was SO enjoyable and smiles to go around. See the in house museum before you venture out to Lake Mead or Boulder Dam. OR walk the quaint streets similar to many California boutique towns. All in all this is great for a two day visit from anywhere. Enjoy!

Magical History Tour Historic hotel that was built in 1933 and has been one of the mainstays of Boulder City since it's inception. The Good: *Listed in the National Register of Historic Places *Showers were nice and hot with excellent water pressure. *No coffee machines in the room but there's a room that houses a hot/cold filtered water dispenser and also has a giant carafe that's always filled with the black nectar of the gods 24/7. *There's a plug w/ USB charging ports *Room AC works great *Cox Cable w/ HDTV programming *Pillows are decent *Free (donations accepted) History of Hoover Dam/Boulder City Museum located inside the hotel. *Check-in was pretty quick and smooth *Booked for $92/night (total including taxes and applicable fees) thru Booking.com *Ceiling fan in the room w/ remote *Lounge & Restaurant located in bottom floor. *Business center w/ computer & printer *Great location in the heart of DT; only 20min to Hoover Dam; and only 45min from Lost Wages. The Meh: *While you can def tell this place is old, it doesn't really have that cool "wow" factor other historic hotels we've stayed at does. *WiFi speed is not great, and the connection is very unreliable. *32" TV is kinda small for the room but at least it's good quality. The Ugly: *The mattress--and I use that term loosely--might as well have been a slab of granite. Even Carissa complained about it--and she never complains! If I bitch then it's because I'm a delicate flower but she never complains. So, yeah... TLDR: Overall great amenities but they don't you much good when you can't get a decent night's sleep.

my family and i have stayed in this hotel at least once a year for several years now. we have celebrated multiple milestone birthdays as well as spent fun girls' weekends at this hotel. after this weekend, we will no longer ever stay here. in 2024, while we were staying at the hotel, we made reservations before we left for the same pair of adjoining rooms we were currently utilizing for that same weekend in the following year of 2025. bonnie assured us that would be no problem and made the reservations for us. fast forward to 2025, we phone the hotel to check on our reservation as it has been a year and we haven't had any correspondence. bonnie assures us over the phone that our reservations are in place and everything is great. we arrive at the hotel the next day and are informed then that we have been bumped from our reserved adjoining rooms to two different rooms across the hall from each other in favor of a bridal party staying in the hotel the same weekend. when we asked how this could have happened since we booked these specific rooms a year ago, bonnie stated that whoever made the original reservation did not "lock" the rooms so they saw no problem in bumping us to somewhere else. bonnie was the one who made the original reservation and is the one who did not lock the rooms despite our explicit wishes and reservation of those specific rooms a year previously. we wish we had been informed at any point that our rooms had been given to someone else so we were not blindsided upon arrival and could have discussed possibly making different reservations for when the rooms were available again. we were given a 15% discount on the rooms which did not satisfy us after a year of looking forward to this weekend and this perhaps being the final trip i will ever get to make with my 85-year-old grandmother as her health is failing. our disappointment felt brushed off by bonnie and her staff and we were laughed at when we suggested a discount we felt was more appropriate for the circumstances. one of the rooms we were given also had mold growing on the outside of the shower curtain and the other had a perpetually running toilet that my mother had to physically repair herself within the tank. it's unfortunate that our enjoyment of this hotel has been soured so much and we have already booked our rooms at a different hotel for 2026.

NIce hotel rooms here at the Boulder in my opinion. Set up a good 2 day stay here for some gambling and low key fun without having to deal with Vegas crowds, and just something as simple as having a low-key fun time. Nice old historic style looking Hotel from the 1930s. Made it real fun to stay here with comfy beds and linen. Great Staff and services here. I will become a regular from now on.

Lovely antique furnishings and that VINTAGE TILED BATHROOM!!! Staff was super super nice and there's a lil museum in the basement too. Centrally located in town and literally the only drawback was not the fault of the property or amazing staff at all: ignorant ass guests staring at me like I took a wrong turn. MAGA trash be everywhere ugh...

A historic hotel, well-maintained, and unique. Some of the rooms are themed, and it still has the feel of a bygone era. We will definitely be returning - Bonnie at the front desk, Karen at the Speakeasy, and Crystal handling maintenance were all superb! Thank you ladies for making our stay so grand. We'll see all y'all in December for the 1930s themed cocktail party!

Amazing dinner, amazing atmosphere, and awesome staff. We will continue to verbally praise this great venue.

celebrated my birthday brunch today at their restaurant. our server was a lovely young woman who had been there only 3 weeks. failed to get her name but she was very good and pleasant. even offered me a birthday cinnamon roll. The food was excellent. I enjoyed touring the museum. A great place to eat and visit. Thanks for making my day

Probably not much better in the area. Main area smells of smoke and workers appear old and miserable. Bed was comfy and room spacious. Ice maker down and no coffee maker in toom as was advertised.

Neat hotel with very cool history. The employees are super friendly, rooms really clean and a great location. Would definitely stay again! PS absolutely recommend visiting the lounge down stairs, Cleveland's. Live music, we had great banter with him and the bartender, excellent drinks and we had a great time.

Me and my stayed there last night they put us in a room over where have a loud live band playing for a bunch drunks. And they where not good . This hotel is awful and I will never stay here again and spend the rest of life telling everyone not to stay here.

Places such as these need to be experienced! Boulder Dam Hotel is a jewel of history that can still be experienced! Built when the Hoover Dam was constructed, the old hotel has been well taken care of over the decades! Yes, you can still spend the night there, and even dine in the main lobby restaurant that is simply packed on the weekends! They have turned a portion of it into a museum documenting the construction of the dam and it's well worth the fee admission to check it out!

Great location. Walking distance to historic old town. Historic site......You go back in time. Good food for breakfast or lunch "only". Attentive and friendly service. Very nice Art Gallery. Extremely small bathrooms.....like being in an RV..... Very hard mattresses.... Which we love. Excellent value. Book far in advance especially for a weekend. Worth a stay.......

This is one place you won't want to miss! This is a historic hotel, and is well maintained! Very clean, great features, and the staff is super friendly! The price is great and breakfast is included- a legitimate breakfast made to order!! I will say of our 5 hotels that we stayed in, this one was the smallest, but it really didn't bother us for our stay. The hotel is located near the center of plenty of eateries/bars that are within walking distance. (If you are from Fresno/Clovis, CA area and reading this, it reminds me of an Old Town Clovis feel.) The hotel also opened a new speakeasy type bar downstairs-Clevelands, and they offer first drink deals for hotel guests, and even after that, the drink prices and snack prices down at the bar are very reasonable. Like I mentioned, the room itself is smaller, but has amenities such as closet, iron board/iron in the room, alarm clock with USB outlet, In the restroom, there are soap and lotion dispensers by the sink and there are soap/shampoo and conditioner dispensers in the shower. Just like the smaller room, the shower is not the roomiest either, that was my husband's only complaint, but the water temperature/pressure is good! Overall, I really liked the experience of being in this hotel, and will definitely return for the atmosphere of the hotel and town!! Great choice if you decide on the Boulder Dam Hotel!

This hotel is listed on the National Register of Historic Places due to housing the workers during the construction of Hoover Dam- which is cool enough for 5 stars. It is located right in the heart of downtown Boulder City, making for a very walkable evening. The decor is time period appropriate to its original purpose; you will definitely feel as if you have stepped back in time. Luckily, the mattress and bedding are modern- I found them so cozy and comfortable! The on-site restaurant was closed (a sign mentioned "staffing shortages") but there is a cocktail lounge in the basement (called Cleveland's- I left a separate review on their page). This hotel also houses the dam museum and a small art gallery on the first floor. Overall, the room was quiet and the "old-time" atmosphere made for a pleasant stay. I'll be back.

We had a group of girls and a weekend reservation at the restaurant for lunch. Since we were arriving from Arizona, we mistakenly showed up an hour early for our reservation (daylight savings problem). Annie Rizzo was absolutely OUTSTANDING! She went out of her way to try and get us in earlier, asked if we needed anything while waiting, checked on our group every few minutes, and just went over and above what was expected from her as a hostess. Our lunch arrived pretty quickly, and everything was fantastic! We ordered a variety of breakfast and lunch entrees, and we all enjoyed it very much! Everyone was so kind and accommodating! Great experience! The hotel is a beautiful, historic hotel. Although we did not stay there overnight, I would love to do that one day!

This is a vintage treasure......I fell in love with this place almost instantly. DO you want to hear about my experience? Of course you do! Here we go....... CHECK IN: This is a small place, make your reservation online early and your room will be ready.... if not, you may have to wait a little while. You'll be in by 3 no matter what, but I was in around 2. The person behind the desk was hospitable. ROOM: I booked their King Suite. It reminded me of a cozy apartment. Everything in the room was in great condition and looked well cared for. The room had a kitchen area, living room area, separate bedroom and a vintage bathroom. The room keys are actual metal keys, so you know it'll work every time in the lock. There is a Museum in this hotel illustrating the history of the Hoover Dam, it's free for hotel guests! Speaking of free....this hotel offers a FREE full cooked to order Breakfast to hotel guests! Let me clarify: This is NOT some stale "continental" breakfast this is a go to the hotel restaurant, order off of a real menu and get a FREE COOKED TO ORDER FULL BREAKFAST! No other hotel i know of does this......it's a true find. Boulder City is green, quiet, safe and friendly. There are MANY neighborhood bars, restaurants and vintage shops in walking distance. It felt great to be there and i have it booked to go back soon!

love love this place .. the staff was great the area was nice and a great places to eat all within walking distance. we would not hesitate to stay here again bed comfortable too... the small room upstairs was my office that I worked for a few hours and had it all to myself and reasonable.

This a review is all based on food quality...We only had 4 separate dishes but all was frozen fair and bland ... Fish and all condiments were bland/// chicken fried steak was one of the worst I have had /// even the toast was dry ( sat out prior to serving). Soups a chicken noodle would have been best served by Campbells those noodles in it suck up the flavor and make the overall soup bland.... The chowder with some pepper was ok.... Deflated expectations as I was told one of the better breakfast spots in Boulder City. The ambiance of a hotel from the 30's is always something to experience, but I was hungry and it was about food

Too busy to stop but too tired to continue, I found myself in the cozy arms of the Boulder Dam Hotel. This is the kind of place stories come from. It's very old -Nevada wise- having been built in the 1930's. But for every bit of old, there is a bit of modern. This is good and bad. It's holds the charm of 1930 but is not old and worn out. The guest rooms are sized the way 1930's rooms are and you will not have all the treats like big tubs or or even a desk. The windows do open so quick escapes are easy. So let's address the big question. Ghosts. Sadly, despite its reputation, we did not experience any paranormal activity. Maybe we weren't good enough. Since I'm the kind that always has to be looking over the shoulder it is always a good thing when everything is in one place. There is a wonderful restaurant and even better speakeasy where the Jazz is smooth and the drinks are smoother. This is perfect for charming the ladies and enjoying a cocktail. There is a wonderful museum that tells one everything one needs to know about the construction and history of Hoover Dam. I wish there was a gift shop. So many opportunities for sales were missed and my pockets were full of cash because the room rates were so reasonable. Since the rooms are 30's style, a sundries/snack shop would bring this place up to 5 stars. Since I have to keep low-key and out of sights for long periods. I need to "disappear" sometimes. All of Boulder City's charm is within walking distance from the Boulder Dam Hotel. This cannot be overlooked. You park once, swap the plates and the whole weekend is spent among the antique shops and restaurants. It's right next to a beautiful park so there is plenty of peace and exploring. You can hide in plain sight. There are so many reasons to like the Boulder Dam Hotel. If you want to get away and meld into the charm of Boulder City, it's the perfect place to take your guard down for a couple of days.

I am impressed by the quality and ambience of the hotel itself. It's a lovely destination. That said, the cocktail prices downstairs at the bar are ridiculously high. And example is I was charged $11 for a well gin shot and that's AFTER the two dollar discount for happy hour. I walked around town looking for other bars and checking prices and found that the Boulder Dam hotel is about 100% higher than any other tavern in Boulder City. Stay away from their bar.

This review is the "The Speakeasy" lounge in the basement of the hotel. Stopped in to they their "The Ghost" white chocolate and vodka specialty drink after going on the Boulder City Ghost tour. The drink was unique and delicious. It happened to be a costume night in the lounge and the costumes were great, and entertainment also fun. The hotel itself is also very beautiful and relaxing, and the entire Boulder City is wonderful at night. A must visit both during the day and night. We will be back to check out the free museum and restuarant during the daytime. Thanks for a fun night!

In 2020 I stayed @ 218 hotels all across the country and this place was by far one of my favorites and what a way to kick 2021 off staying here. I was in rm 217 the Carole Lombard room. It was awesome and I really didn't realize until some online reading that she was married to Gable . The staff were super friendly and the place was top notch. I actually sat by the fireplace for 2 hrs last night reading a book. The thoughts while sitting there wondering who all had stayed @ this historic hotel ran through my mind like a flood. Oh man I wish the walls could talk. My room was super comfy. The king bed was perfect as well as the shower This place will for sure be saved as one of my favorites. AAAA +++++

Extremely rude disrespectful staff. Horrible service. The hotel rooms are dirty and disgusting. I woke up with bed bug bites all over. Boulder city is a pretty lame place to visit. The restaurants all suck with mediocre food, service is non-existent. Prices are too expensive for what you get. Closed minded city with no real economy. The hoover dam is awful and littered with dead bodies. Stay away from this hotel and from this city!

Pleasant historic place, convenient and well situated. I spent a couple of nights here this week unwinding, after realizing (again) that I hate Vegas. It's an old hotel, bear in mind. Rooms are small but comfortable. There's a good restaurant open for breakfast and lunch, and a bar in the basement. Staff are friendly and accommodating. When I brought back half a ceviche from the Soto place down the street (as you must), they found refrigerator space for it. You're a few steps from restaurants and bars, but it's quiet at night. I was looking for a quiet, non-Vegas place to work a few days. This place delivered.

This is a great little place to go for a staycation! Inside is the Boulder City Artists Guild where you can find local artists work from paintings, ceramics, photography, jewelry, basketry, glass and woodwork! There is a restaurant inside the hotel and they are practicing social distancing. Reservations are recommended. Outside is a small little town with lots of unique gift shops and antique stores.

If it were possible I'd give this a 10 star that's how great it is the food is to die for if someone gave me to option to chose my nana's cooking over their's I'd chose their's this is the best give my appreciation to Lance

Didn't stay here, but came for the museum since the visitor center at the dam is closed. The museum is so nice, tells the history of the building of the dam, and the history of Boulder City which resulted because of the dam. I would definitely stay here next time I'm in the area, the building is so nice, and the food at the restaurant looked delicious! By the way, the museum is free, but accepts donations, which I'd highly recommend!

My only complaint about the room was that to bathroom was really small. I understand that can't be helped in a building that's almost 100 years old, but just so you know. Other than that, it was a great stay in a historic hotel! The room was spacious, clean, comfortable and quiet...all you could ask for! We'll definitely stay here again when in town.

My friend & I recently had a 2 day girls getaway and stayed at this wonderful hotel! It's an updated 1933 hotel filled with history. The owner/manager and whole staff were so accommodating, kind and friendly. While there, be sure to grab breakfast or lunch at the restaurant attached (there is a separate review for the Boulder City Restaurant) and check out the lounge at night with live music !

YELP 365 CHALLENGE 2014-(194/365) "Not So Perfect Timing" Walking around the area, we decided to check this historical gem out. Supposedly, there were shops inside the hotel, and a restaurant but it was pretty bad timing for us. We were just passing through and the lady at the front desk wasn't the most courteous when she informed us that the stores were closed for the day, and the restaurant was setting up for dinner service. She pointed to the brochures and told us to come back some other time(maybe when she ain't working)...She looked like she didn't wanna be there. Nice lobby area though, and pretty clean restrooms are the only things we were able to experience...ALOHA!!! Shaka Meter: \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ 3

This beautiful little hotel is absolutely gorgeous. We love the history of the hotel and the Hoover Dam. The city of Boulder is such a beautiful town. I would and will definitely be back.

We highly enjoyed our stay at this surprisingly affordable historic hotel. The Boulder Dam Hotel offers a courteous staff and a comfortable lobby ideal for meeting up with people in a beautifully maintained old building that proudly displays evidence of the area's historic past. The hotel rooms are charming, well appointed, and extremely clean. Room price includes "The Compliments Breakfast"; a delicious made-to-order breakfast from a select menu. The breakfast alone is worthy of stopping here, which is what the locals do. Bonus: - Situated in the quaint downtown area and a short stroll to shops, restaurants, and entertainment; wine bar, craft brewery, sports bar, dive bar and more. Many of the entertainment venues have live music on the weekends. - Short picturesque drive from the Hoover Dam.

Loved staying here, the atmosphere was great and I already miss it!! The room was spacious and town is so adorable

We stopped here on our way to the dam. Our guide took us through and explained all of the items and exhibits. I would have loved to have stayed for breakfast or a cup of coffee but there wasn't time. Maybe next time.

We've talked about staying at this old historic hotel for years. Finally decided to spend a weekend here. The front desk girl was friendly and very informative about places to eat around town. The rooms were great...nicer than we thought they'd be. We've actually talked about coming back here again just as a weekend get away from Vegas. Our room had a tv in the living room. It also had a tv in the seller are bedroom. The bathroom doesn't to have a lot of space available to set stuff, but we made do. We had a small fridge as well as a microwave. We really enjoy it here and we will be returning again.

I love breakfast and lunch here. There is a varied menu and they are always open on holidays when other restaurants in town are not, due to their hotel guests. The service is friendly, there is a soup and salad bar for those so inclined. It feels clean, which I can't say about a lot of the places in town. Plus the historical aspect is charming. The dining tables feature old Boulder City photos and newspaper clippings under glass. The hotel itself is charming and the Hoover Dam Museum is at the back of it. I make it a point to visit the Boulder City Art Guild Gallery every time I have a meal at the hotel.

This place is absolutely amazing! We stayed here for 2 nights and the historic town and hotel was very accommodating. I would definitely stay here again if need be. Hoover Dam is super close too! It is about a 15 min drive to get there. Oh! And the breakfast is included with your stay! You go to the restaurant every morning and order off a menu for a complete meal! Love it! Highly recommend this place for your Nevada stay!

This place has become my home away from home. I've stayed in every type of room here from standard Queen to suite and they are all comfortable, and well ... homey, it's a great place to stay if you want to visit the strip and not stay there, it's a perfect jumping off spot for Lake Mead or Black canyon.

Probably one of the best hotels I've every stayed in! And I've been to some nice ones. It's nice and old which I loved. The beds are comfy and the receptionist was so sweet. She was the friendliest hotel receptionist I've ever met. The food was amazing. Free breakfast included with your room stay. They say this place is haunted but it's not scary at all! I'll be bring my family here very soon.

I found this hotel a few years ago before Yelping was a thing to do. While planning a road trip to AZ & UT, I spotted this gem on the web - Museum Hotel, small town, historic, Boulder City , away from interstate. We didn't want to say in Vegas even though it would have been on the route of the getaway. This is a hotel in a wonderful little town which by now is growing a tourist audience. I liked the quiet streets in the early morning and after sundown. There was statutes displayed on the street back then that were made by local artists. A few galleries, small shops for those who need to and small parks, enough quiet streets to fill the needs of that morning run or late stroll. Several wonderful restaurants within walking distance including the brewery across the way. Great little town. Others have described the niceties of the rooms and the hotel - a very pleasant stay.

This gem of a hotel, built in the 1930's and located in the heart of the historic district, recently re-opened with new owners. What a welcome change from staying in a chain motel. It's a beautiful place with welcoming lounge (with fireplace) and spacious dining room (open for breakfast and lunch) on the first floor. Our room was small but comfortable--the bed and pillows were just right and everything was clean. There are numerous restaurants within a two-block radius in any direction, and pleasant quiet neighborhoods for walking. We get the feeling that this charming part of Boulder City is getting back on its feet post-pandemic. This hotel will be our regular go-to stop on our north-south trips.

This hotel has so much character. The room was very comfortable and charming altho smaller than more modern hotels. The museum is wonderful and the staff is great. Location is perfect to see everything there is to see in this throwback town.

We were completing a cross-country road trip, and Nevada was our last night on the road. Neither one of us wanted to stay in Vegas, so I did a little searching and found Boulder City (and Boulder Dam Hotel) as an alternative destination. Boulder Dam Hotel became one of our favorite stops on our trip. Don't panic as you enter Boulder City. You have to pass through both the modern/suburban area and the somewhat sketchy section of town before you come to the historic district. Once you reach the hotel, you can park your car and leave it until you're ready to depart. Boulder City historic district is small and walkable. Boulder Dam Hotel is beautifully restored. We stayed in the Carole Lombard suite which was decorated to celebrate the Art Deco era in which the hotel was opened. Make sure you visit the museum located within the hotel; it's very well presented and worth your time.

My family got 3 rooms here at the hotel last night for New Year's Eve. We loved our room (205). It was decorated really cool and it very clean. They have a coffee/tea bar available for you to enjoy at all times. We loved the free breakfast in the morning as well. Definitely the best place to stay in Boulder City. We will be coming back for another stay in the spring!